Senior Director, GBS Service Center Lead (Latin America)

  • The Latin America Service Center Lead is responsible of the overall GBS center operations and the process delivery
  • He/she is responsible for managing all KPls and SLAs within the captive center (including Customer Experience metrics)
  • Also responsible to drive a Continuous Improvement culture in the center to provide benefits to the business
  • Supervises: LA Operations Director, LA RTR Director, HTR Director, LA Transformation/Projects Office, LA Internal Control Manager and Customer Experience Manager
  • Staff Size: 300-500
  • Service catalog covers 30+
  • Scope: Latin America mainly with some sub-processes running through Americas/globally

Responsibilities

  • Develops, leads and manages regional GBS organization
  • Assures quality and timeliness of service delivery
  • Ensures that results are in accordance with agreed metrics and the operating plan
    • Builds quality systems into all production process
    • Executes against GBS operational objectives
    • Engages with clients to ensure the process and deliverables are aligned to their needs
    • Enhances the process & services by implementing Continuous Improvement initiatives

Manages resources and work environment of captive center

  • Allocates resources based on demand
  • Identifies, implements and manages process and facilities modifications
  • Creates culture of GBS mission in Center
  • Owns Captive center cost and pipeline

Please let me know if you could be interested or might know someone who might be.

Thank you.

Larry Janis I Managing Partner I Integrated Search Solutions Group

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